War in Near East Looms as Turkey and Allies Grapple
Reports from Paris and London describe rising Turkish troop concentrations near the Dardanelles and Ismid, with Britain racing forces to the front while Lloyd George seeks a conference settlement. Observers doubt the Kemalist cabinet can meet all terms, as Greece and Smyrna massacres raise fears of a broader war.
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France
Asia Minor
Great Britain
Thrace
Sreeka
Turkey
Mistapha Kemal Pasha
Ismid
Fr Ine
Seizad
Dardanelles
Guinsbakelaoing
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Dandanelles
Alord George
Balkane
Constantinople
Smyrna
Britain
Downing Street
Europe
Yormien
Curzon
Paris
Poincare
Near East
Artilley
Gibraltar
Sameli
Melta
George Views on Straits Freedom and Turkish Actions
George argues the war and Turkish policy jeopardized allied power Russia and Romania, urging that freedom of the straits must be guaranteed as a condition of future peace. He condemns Allied hesitation, cites Simyra’s massacres, and warns against Turkish advance into Europe and Constantinople to prevent repeats of atrocities.
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George
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Turkey
British
France
Russia
Rowmania
Europe
Constantinople
Rich Youth Sent to Prison for Reckless Drive in San Quentin
San Jose California September 22 A determinate term from one to five years in the state penitentiary at San Quentin is the sentence imposed today by Superior Judge J R Welch on Philip C G Valentine son of John C Valentine millionaire president of Wells Fargo Express company for driving an automobile intoxicated while racing his car to elude pursuing officers and injuring Miss Miriam Donald whose leg was amputated and right hand mangled in the collision Valentine pleaded guilty and asked probation which Welch denied
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San Jose
Cal
San Quentin
J. R. Welch
Philip CG. Valentine
John C. Valentine
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Valentine
Two Killed and 25 Hurt in Train Crash near Los Angeles
An official inquiry began after a Southern Pacific passenger train derailed near Montalvo, 65 miles north of Los Angeles. Two trainmen were killed, two others badly burned or crushed, and 25 passengers sustained minor injuries as emergency crews responded and passengers were sent to hospitals. The wreck halted travel as investigators arrive to determine cause.
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Isos
Toth Gites Up Five Miles from France
Dover, England Sept 22 Charles Toth of Boston attempted to swim the English Channel. After 16 hours in rough water he abandoned the effort when only five miles from the French coast, signaling a failed but notable endurance attempt.
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Dover
England
Charles Toth
Boston
English
France
Demobilized soldiers riot in Moscow reports Riga
Riga reports unrest in Moscow as unemployed and returning demobilized soldiers riot. Several political agitators were said to have been arrested amid the disturbances dated September 23.
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Moscow
Riga
Tod
Double murder shocks church in New Brunswick NJ
In New Brunswick New Jersey on Sept 22 23 the rector Rev Dr Howard Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills were found slain. Authorities explore a church based conspiracy with three prominent women as suspects amid jealousy claims and possible exhumation talks. Detectives question Mrs Hall and probe rivalries within the congregation. At the same time a theatre party for six couples was held on Baltimore Street with prizes and refreshment afterward.
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Associated Press
New Brunswield
N.J
Shell
Edeward Wheeler Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Stricker
Hall
Lutted Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hail
James Mills
Toolan
Karl W. Krause
Star Star
Baltimore Street
Sive Hundred
Mines
C. 4
Boatman
G. L. Nelson
Reunited Tiernan family ends dispute over baby
South Bend records tell of a reconciliation for Mrs Augusta Tiernan and Prof John Tiernan. The couple will remain married in South Bend and raise the disputed child with the two daughters. A heart attack strike disrupted a key witness, as blood tests are discussed to confirm paternity with Dr Albert Abrams planning to meet Prof Tiernan in Chicago.
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South Hand
Ind
Tiernan
Biernan
Ainiling
Ligur
John Tiernan
Hernana
South Bend
Ie Tiernans
Hacey Poulin
Prof. Ternan
Thernang
Mia
Nernan
Warrer
Warrer In the Week. ‘ Krignds Hspeetes Rewnton
Tierpan
Tiernans
Augusta
Thernas
Harry Poulin
Hasbath Senrecht
Mae Poulin
Albert Abrams
San Francisco
Thomas F. Graham
Chicago
John P. Tiernan
Notre
Dame University
Augusta Tiernan
Abrams
Prof. Tiernan
Beith
Dr. Abrams Ead
Safe Blowers Fail at Quasqueton Bank
Burglars blew attempts to open the First National Bank at Quasqueton a small town near Independence. They cut most telephone cables and fled by car after an unsuccessful attempt to force the inner strong box. only an unregistered liberty bond was taken. Authorities in Waterlás were alerted and a description of two men was broadcast.
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Thurglars
First National Bank
Quasquaton
Independence
Hell
Waterlas
Graded Hay Hearing Set in Chicago Sept 27 28
Chicago Sept 24 A hearing of all persons interested in proposed grades for hay announced by the Department of Agriculture of Washington will be held at the stockyards Sept 27 and 28 for observers from the Chicago area. Representatives may attend or send written suggestions for consideration. A final Washington hearing date will be announced later.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture of
Washington
Iter
Kirkwood Will Construction Leads to Court Fight in Iowa City
In Iowa City an executor, the Iowa City State Bank, sues Martha Prichard over the late Mrs. Jane Kirkwood will. The dispute centers on the will's construction with Prichard as principal beneficiary. Several related lawsuits have involved Wirkwonds relatives in recent years.
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Town City
Iowa City
Jane Kirkwood
Iowa
Martha Prichard
Prichard
Wirkwonds
Stage Is Finished for Iowa's Annual Cattle Congress
The Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress exhibition prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture will highlight breeding feeding marketing and dairying products. The government display will tour from Waterloo to St Paul with a team of specialists explaining subjects in detail and a large education effort for children and families.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Waterloo
Cattle Congress
Burea of Animal Industry
Bureau of Agricultural Economica
Fran Waterloo
St. Paul
Department of Agricultura
Worden
Ilorened Imlay
Town State College
Mies Elizabeth Hudson
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Congress
Florence Inlay
Iowa State College
Mstel
Fire destroys three Fort Dodge buildings in $600000 blaze
A fire at the Boston store complex in Fort Dodge Iowa began in the shipping room on the fourth floor and quickly gutted the top floors causing more than 600000 in damage. The adjacent office building and nearby structures suffered smoke and water damage as firefighters battled the flames for hours. Origin of the fire remained unknown with thousands watching from the street as crews worked from high ladders.
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Associated Pressy
Fort Dodge
Boston
Richard
Snell
Plaza
Mehris
Iowa
Miller Hearst in White House Race Is All Goes Well
A discussion of President Harding and the 1924 renomination, weighing whether he will seek another term, how his temperament affects decisions, and how party leaders and insiders might pressure or respect his personal preference. The piece analyzes public opinion trends, potential leadership dynamics, and the likelihood of an open field if Harding steps aside.
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Harding
Harting
White House
Prass
Republican Party
Washington
Iman
Wilson
Choiea
Hardjing
Auto Collision Costs Taxi Company and Passenger
Bes Moines, Sept 23. A collision at Fourth and Jackson streets in Sioux City on Aug 23, 1920, harmed passenger Nal lla Norris in a taxi. The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a $4,106 damage award against Walter La Bahn and Yellow Taxicab Co. in Sioux City. Other decisions include an inheritance tax case in Tama County and a state treasurer appeal for collateral payment, affirmed by Justice Arthur.
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Bes Moines
Fourth and
Jackson Streets
Sioux City
Neld
Nallla Norris
Towa Supreme Court
Walter la Bahn
Marty Higgins
Tama County
James W. Willatt
Asia
Justica Arthur
Body of Col Swalm Returns to Iowa for Burial
Hamilton Bermuda Sept 23 The body of Col Albert W Swalm American cousin who died here Aug 24 started today for his old home at Des Moines Indiana for interment He will be buried beside Civil War comrades fulfilling his wish
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Albert W. Swalm
Des Moines
Minneapolis Man to Help Distribute Coal
Washington dispatch reports the appointment of D Conn of Minneapolis as assistant federal fuel distributor announced by Federal Fuel Distributor Spena. Also from Des Moines a 45 year old man, Robert Hughes of Berwick Pennsylvania, died when a pillar fell on him at a tobacco house work site.
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Minneapolis
Washington, D. C
D. Conn, Minneapoli
Spena
Des Moines
Robert Hughes
Berwick
Antron
Woman Injured by Stove Explosion at Toliah
In Malvern Ta September 22 an explosion of a stove nearly cost Mrs. A L Briggs her life causing serious injuries. A correction notes John Kelwic was not the person involved. the court name is similar with surname Charles. Voth Endowment Campaign. Des Moines conference votes a 200 400 endowment for Simpson College Indianola Ta at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Malvern
Stove Parish
A. L. Briggs
John Kelwic
Charles
VOTH
Charion, Ta
Simpson College
Indianola
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ep Iscopal Church Convention closes with record aims
The forty seventh triennial Protestant Episcopal convention in the United States closed sessions in Portland Oregon. Officials touted unprecedented achievements including prayer book revisions, bold type emphasis for the Ten Commandments, new prayers and an active stance on labor rights prohibition and anti gambling measures. The church also adopted a concordat to ordain Congregational ministers and plans a three year program with about 21.8 million dollars in proposed expenditures.
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Anuuocated
Portland
Ore
Church of Lie ‘Ministry of Healing
Wife Says All Her Hubby Left Was Kiss
Mason City Iowa September 23 Tassie Hit a former Mason City streetcar motorman arrested at his wife’s instigation on wife desertion and child abandonment charges. Bound over to the grand jury in $1000 bonds. He says he left $30 with his attorney to provide for his wife who stayed behind. She says he left only a note reading Goodbye Horr kiss the baby for me I’m gone for ever.
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Mason City
Tassie Hit
A. H. Cummings
Hill
J. E. Williams
California
Turether
Williams
Goodby Horr
One Man or Another in Presidential Prospects
The piece argues Gov. Miller of New York could shape the 1924 Republican nomination if reelected, likening him to Grover Cleveland and noting the conservative faction’s potential push. It surveys possible rivals including Baveridge, Lowden, Borah, Finchot, Capper, Wation, Hoover, Hughes, Lenroot, Allen, and Johnson, assessing proximity to the center of the contest.
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Gov. Miller
Grover ‘Cleveland
Cleveland
Harding
Miller
Millar
New York
Baveridge
Indiana
Lowden
Tihnois
Borah
Idaho
Gifford Finchot
Pennsylvania
Senator Capper
Kansas
Johnson
California
de Kreo
New York Evening
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U.S
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Wote Ay Eter
Pe Pointel
Auprome Court
United States
Amerie
Hart
ANK Congregation
Seatong
Tiernang
Notre Dame
Quasqueton Bank
Ask Construction of
Kirkwood
Fort Dodge Fatory
Taxi Co
Col. Swalm
Toliah
Episcopal Church Convention
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